Application asks for authorization on its first launch after user login.

[nikitas1988]

Is there a way to add my user to the zerotier group?
I tried adding my user to it, but the issue persists after re-login
(Fedora-40-Gnome)

[tralph3]

Do check if you're indeed in the ZT group. Run groups to see which groups your user belongs to.

[nikitas1988]

Well, my user is a member of zerotier-one group. I added also root to it in case just to see if something changes, but it still asks.

[nikmak88]

Ok. Maybe an update can be pushed to fix this.
I changed ownership of the whole /var/lib/zerotier-one file to my user and now it always starts without prompt.
The prompt can do that in the future with the corresponding disclaimer of course.

[Jayvratsinh]

Ok. Maybe an update can be pushed to fix this. I changed ownership of the whole /var/lib/zerotier-one file to my user and now it always starts without prompt. The prompt can do that in the future with the corresponding disclaimer of course.

I tried this, it did not work for me. I am using the Ubuntu 24.04 LTS release. I even tried copying the zerotier token in my user directory, changing permission of /var/lib/zerotier-one directory and files, nothing works. I had to eventually go back to using zerotier-cli commands.

[tralph3]

Unfortunately, last time I checked the ZT documentation on how this works was kind of lacking. The method implemented in ZT-GUI is not that reliable.

Personally, the prompt always shows up the first time I run the program, but then it goes away. It's really odd. It used to work just fine before.

The proper way to do this would be to use the REST API that's always running locally. I suspect it will be the end of this then. I'll get around to it eventually...